The noon hour is one of my most productive. Lunch has kicked in, I am recharged, and no one fucking bothers me. 

As someone who is routinely the first person in the office to go to lunch at 10:30, I endorse this article. Why 10:30, it’s when the lunch places around here open and I’m starving. I’m also back usually around 11:15, and then everyone else leaves at noon like clockwork and I get an hour of quiet time in the office.

Dammit, Humans had a good thing going.  Oh well.  Gemma Chan was brilliant in it.  

I doubt Lena is ending up evil. No longer friends/allies perhaps (until the eventual makeup) but this betrayal is unlikely to completely turn her character.

It would be your chance to add Beebo to Supergirl! 

I hope she just walks up to Kara and is like “Kara, WTF? I thought we were buds!” And Kara apologizes profusely and offers to make it up to her with a weekend getaway to Argo City, and everything’s good between them again.

I love her more for that.

I really liked John Cryer as Lex. He was wonderfully campy and over the top (all this murdering tot he sound of music he does) and gelled well with the show. I was sad to see him go and I’m happy with Monitor resurrecting him for more mayhem. I was also glad that eve was not the crazy, obseessed fangirl trope but was…

Qui-Gon was a Jedi Master not a Knight (according to canon) in TPM. I’m only being nit picky because I’m reading Master & Apprentice right meow and they drive this point home throughout the book.

Ignoring Sansa was very on-brand for the patriarchal garbage that rules Westeros, but I’m surprised no one suggested her (especially Tyrion, who displayed in episode 3 how much he admires her).

Where did Dany get that giant-ass House Targaryen sigil banner? It was crazy-quick to get it hung in the smoking ruins of King’s Landing that fast, let alone sewn.

This is exactly my take. Jon definitely got his happy ending.

I think the big black banner was a repurposed sail from her fleet.

I actually thought Jon got kind of a happy ending. He never wanted to be king, my prediction for his ending this season was that after he helped solve the crisis, he would voluntarily leave and go north of the wall. Tormund said it all the time “You belong with us.” Jon was arguably at his happiest when he was living…

The full honeycomb jackass brothel joke:

Grey Worm: Executes Lannisters then sprints to Dany’s side to beat Jon there and glare at him again? 

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I think he chose Bronn for Master of Coin because he didn’t really believe in borrowing money.  He also was ruthless and avaricious, which might be good traits for that gig?

Couldn’t Bran just “see” people starting to stage rebellions and snuff them out before they’re significant?

This whimper of an ending for Jon is a greater tragedy than any hero’s death could have been